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COUNTT COMMISSIONERS PRO-
CEKDaNGs.

SEArrLx. March 10 Bard met at 10
O'clock. Pres nt, foil Board.
]. NJ. Johns reported that be Was
carirr FOR County charge, and rvcsiv
inc $40 pet month therefor. aud asked
for instEuctious, tie vas iustrncted 10
contirue ~ he had been doing until she
regular meeting Of tue Bard, when
the matter would be Investigated, and
some actisn taken.
Pursuant 90 calls for bids Tor furnish
iFs the Assessor with the names Of the
ow sers OF all the real est ate IL king
Conniy on April LIST. the plans 81 the
various ahstFaey books were submitted
and explained by the abs'Fasi0rs-
Il. T.. Baker dersd 70 fsrpssh che
boil s ard do the work a. 40 lsss than
any other bidd-s. NesE, Walltissey 4
90. offered 20 furnish tie abstract for
$50 Hill. Osborue ( Co. sabmf iied q
nd 10 furnish the ahs'raei for tossl. snd
j. Rochester put 10 b OF :. -. ae-
~ouapapied with a bond fsE 5000.
X chester was awarded the contract,
and the Beard sejaurued.
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10 This department We have never
been found behind. -nd Dee those VITO
nav follow We te.ii lead, not alone IN
.oS prloss. hot ~ the quality and new
Ness o. Cur goods. IL Is DOT alone TIE
ueo Who revd o. rrad this. bat everS
Aoy IN Ssa'f.s. Before bu,iug srgss
s,Nds eame And So cur goods az write
S stmples Tbs T. ~ We Ssh. be
oeesni and profit j. yoars.
IuKIAs & SINaEKMAN.
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War; TO GET BACK At q meeting
Of Engine Con- any No, !. held on
March 81, A7thoay LzBrssehs and
Archie KAliooh Were expelled from THE
Company Iurss men feeling sgg ieved
by the selioo II the csg ptuy, hAvr
given notice that they wlll appeal tTom
said sctlwa - the Bsafd % Delegates Of
ne FIRE Department, nd ak tie ard
90 sFAnt tten a telsArtuR and review
Of the action II the Q mpsny, allt9ine
thattte astieu Was takes a a speciat
meet "a u the company, % which no
paties was ven 30 the members ~ r.
oatFsd by she ralss aud reGuis'lous OF
tee esul pany ; that they bad rscsived GO
MOTTO 81 tie changes against Thea t1at
thev WcFe rot permitted 10 make a de
faass IN Isetf own tetai tEzt their sc
easrrs wrrr allaatd 10 vote against
iheu,. Ihs meter viii eouae up bsfars
the Board st It's nsXt regular meeting.
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The following dispatch was received
last evening by A. ChilberR from A. ID.
Charlton, General Western PASSENGER
Agent Northern Pacific Railroad:
PORTLAND, Ogn., March 10, 1851
A. CAilbsrg. Tiokst Agesf. Seattle
Line is AH right and passengers going
through TO St. Paul on time. Pay no
attention dispatch in 0regoHian this
date. A ID. OHARLToE,
Geul. West. Pass. Agt. N. p. Il. K.
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Oar salesladies will saoS you all at
tention. Politeness 10 our rule. This
role must be adhered to. Our millinery
parIers sre the largest and bandsomest
IN this city, and ~e can show goods to
better BkvAntsge thau any other house.
ToKLAs & SISaEEMAN.
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Sprsa3 Gosds, We have received sew
eral large shipments aud toe loS prices
which We have msrssd tsem casnot
fall 60 attract general attention from
eash PURCHASERS Of drv Rooss-
mills CHESTER CLEABI.
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Ycapc man. we live to practical ase.
and before 80 can oe saccess q IN l9vs
ws uuss b. successful IN hosinsss. We
have 60 leak ~ thlnrs noSadAys irsm a
commandments point Of wee. 10 eS
prosperous N business means - ortss
cell 1s dress eel fnsAns 70 eeeose
year oloi kirE. hstS aud furnlsht1es Al
oGr store. feF ss are GtnsfAiiy sonseSaea
81 De auihorities on matters skpeftain
ms % fsshion and god tastes. fnis u
logic 0ita retsoniuR peep8e ana $50
uiIh IoxL1s 4 SRaEKMAS.
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N,Ahow E-CArE rRoM tn WING -
! De little san Of Mr.. O;Io, hviug On
Z 'ee street between SIKH and seventh
90 very narrow es,ape frou drown
.1e' lAst evening about 5 o'clcck. IL
= s.es 'tas toe little fellow Vas tishing
$50 = - ts~hsrt an IN some way loss his
,,Aeoe ard feli iato tie bay, A gvn
tsase whose nsune ne we're unable 10
-. ~ him fail over sad ran dOSn
~ Shstf and iomped Ia sfger him luss
Iee vas going doWu for the last time
"a ,l''ie telloS va earned 10 she Pa
-. 80 Dfag st9re and after considerable
reone ana rslliug became conscloos.
80 being asked when be wAs going
-ee sesin De replied very positiyei y
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Neg Embroideries. ozrzrHa CLnAH1.

The Liberal League will meet at Odd
Fellows Hall on sunday evening at 7.3o
O'Clock. subjscs-''ShalI We continue to
discuss the Bible and religious CUES
tfons ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OLIVER p ANDERSON.

MAPS or SFATrIE - COUNTY
VI Maps. toWps hp plsts, etc. alSa! >
on hand or made e order,
fRee with WhltwoFth & Thomson.
tRi fioor Gordon HGr4wsse Bull ing.
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a.. "a SiaFs slu anderssll aay credit
~, asy prices t6sy may onote yea
w sod tosn cheaper Al
CHEsTKE CIEsSyA
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-27
PROBATE A0TlCE.

T"E;EITOKY OF DAkOTA-RAMsEY COUNTY
1 In Probate Court. August Term. 1887.
At IA Probate Court held in and for Ramsey county
and Territory Of Dakota, at the Office Of The Jnixs Of
Probate, in the city Of Devils Lake, in said county, on
the 18th day Of August. A ID 1857.
Present, Hon = J Mctlory, Judge Of Probate.
Order setting dry for PROBATE Of will.
In the matter Of proving the last will and testament.
Of Charlts Pratt, deceased.
On reading and filing the verified ~yetition Of
Charles Cntrier lrolnuniing for probate a paper rur.
porting TO he the last will and testament uf Charlie.
Pratt late OF Ramsey county, Dakota, decreased, setting
forth that said last will and testament relates to both
real and personal estate aud naming til. heirs 1t Law
and next OF kin Of said deceased, said petitioner being
will may be proved and allowed a, the last will and
Testament Of the said Charles Pratt deceased, and that
letters Parliamentary therenpOn Issued to Charles
'Currier, the executor named in said last will and tp.-
lament, and who has consented to act as such extcu.
tor when duly appointed, and that u citation iAs,iS 10
the subscribing witnesses to said last will and tesla.
ment, requiring them to appear and testify in relation
that notice l. given the heirs at law, next of kin and
all persons interested in said estate Of the time and
place Of hearing Of said petition. Itis hereby ordered
that said petition he heard by the Judge Of the probate
court OF sail Ramsey county, at a special term of said
court to lie held ut lIs office in the city Of Devils Lake,
in said county, On Saturday, the I'd day of September,
4. 1857, at . O'Clock y. IN, to aticn! tho hearing Ut
said petition and tho probate of said will.
1t i. furthe! ordered that notice he given to the
heira at law and next Of kin, sni all persons interest
ed In the estate Of said deceased by publishing = copy
OF this order for three successive weeks. once in each
week, prior to said hearing, in the I~nterOcean, .
ne newspaper published In said county.
Hy the Court.
P.J. NcCLOkY,
2l-L; Judge Of Probate.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-27
CHAPTER xXXV.

TIE CONCLUSION OF THE MATTER.
When the rain ceased and the moon began
to shine, Jess was still fleeing like a wild
thing across the plain on the top Of the noun
tain. She felt no sense Of exhaustion now or
even Of WEAKNESS; her only idea was to get
away, right away somewhere, where she
could lose herself and nobody would ever sec
her again. Presently she came to tho top Of
Ieuw Kloof, and in a bewildered way rccog-
nized tho spot and commenced to descend it.
Here was n place where she might lie until
she died. for no ono ever came there, except
now and again some wandering knfIir herd.
On she sprang, from rock to rock, a wild,
weird figure, well in keeping with tho solemn
and titanic sadness of the place.
Twice she fell, once right into tho stream,
but she took no heed, she did not
at the bottom, now creeping like a black
dot across the wide spaces of moonlight and
now swallowed up in the shadow. There
before her was the mouth OF her little cave;
her strength was leaving her ut last, and she
crazed, and-dying.
"Oh, God, forgive me! Coz forgive mel"
she moaned, as she sank upon tho rocky
iltOI. I)cSSIc, L olIiIlc uShIu3L JOu, OuU L
have washed away my sin. did it 'for you,
have died than kill him for myself. You will
know what / did for you. am going to die.
l know that. / nm dying. Oh, if l only
could sec his face once more before l die-bc-
fore 1 dic!'
Slowly the westering moonlight crept down
fhn hlockpoaS nf thu ,.rcY N0w NJ Loot ~
peeped into tho little rave and played upon
Johns sleeping face lying within two feet Of
her. Her prayer had been granted; there
was her lover by her side.
With a start and a great sigh Of doubt she
say him. Was he dead: She dragged her
self to him on her hands and knees and list
ened for his breathing, if p~erchance he still
breathed and was not Il vision. Then it came,
strong and slow, the breath Of n man in deep
sleep.
Should she try TO wake him! What fort
To tell him she was a murderess and then to
let him see her die. for instinct told her that
nature was exhausted; and she knew that she
was certainly going-going fast. No. n hun
dred times, no!
Only she put her hand into her breast and
drew out the pass, on the back of which she
had written to him, and thrust it between his
listless fingers. ltshould speak for her. Then
she leaned over him and watched his sleeping
face, b very incarnation Of infinite, despairing
tenderness and love that is deeper than tho
grave. And as she watched gradually her
feet and legs grew cold and numb, till at
length she could feel nothing below her
bosom. She was dead nearly to the heart.
The rays Of the moon faded slowly from tho
level Of the little cave. and Johns face grew
dark to her darkcning sight. She bent down
and kissed him once, twice, thrice.
Then at last the end came. There wns a
great flashing Of light before her eyes, and the
roaring os Of u thousand seas within her ears,
and her head sank gently on her lovers breast
:s on n pillow; and there she died and passed
upward toward the wider life and larger
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-27

farm yard, was . good sized SIX roomed
house, with q thatched roof. The win
dows in the front looked out upon Rous-
don bay, which lay about eighty feet be-
low US. They opened on hinges, and the
small panes, many of which were bulls
eyed, were set in heavy laden frames.
There was q great porch, beside which
fourished the finest fuchsia tree-ten feet
high mi ten feet across-that ever was
seen: There was o sloping garden in
front, where I grew beans, peas and cab
bages, with all kinds of simple flowers.
We were quite rich people. When the
distress was deep all over the country we
felt none. We lived comfortably; there
was no pinching, no talk Of economies. I
was we'll dressed and well cared for; the
boys had all they wanted.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-27
CHAPTER II.
LOVE THE rScoNouEREp.

LOVE THE THOROUGHBRED.
I have always kept as Il holiday the 18th
OF August in every year since the year
1903. 1t is sacred to me for two memo
ries-the first being that or this day / first
saw my own gallant and true hearted
Will.
1t was about 4:3O in the afternoon. 1
was running down the crags by a way
known only to myself, breast high in
bracken, jumping from stone to stone,
singing at the top of my voice, with flying
hair and outstretched arms, when l sud-
denly came upon Dan CULVER and a
stranger. .
II saw, said Will, aftcrward, when he
became my sweetheart-'I saw a tall girl
of 1G, who might have been 90, with blue
eyes and an oval face-the sweetest face
in the world. She carried q sun bonnet in
her hand, and she wore a tight fitting
frock."
"If I had known who was coming" I
said, II should have put OH my Sunday
frock."
"Your Sunday frock!" he cried, in his
foolish way; ''why, what could be more
lovely than my woodland nymph, flying
to meet us, up to her arms in the fern,
bare headed, her hands filed with flowers,
hnr aves with smiles. and her pretty mouth
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-27
with a songs. Sunday frock! Leave sun.
day frocks to city girls.

10y SASy SAAs
'See miss and madam lay their snares.
Painted faces,
Studied graces,
All for catching WAR
Flights OF gamesome lovers"
But this talk came afterward.
When l met them in the path, as I fin
ished my run down the slope, I stopped
short, shamefaced, being unused to the
sight of strangers.
"Pleasance,n said Dan, "this young
gentleman is coming to stay awhile at the
farm; can you help to amuse him, think
your"
81 assure Miss CULVER" said the
gentleman, taking of his hat to me.
''that I shall give as little trouble as nos.
sible."
''The boys" said Dan, ''can sleep at the
cottage. Do'ee now, Pleasance-'
This was the old mans way. I was to
seem the mistress, who ought to have
been the servant.
I turned, and led the way to the house
in silence. Truth to say, I was not best
pleased with the prospect of a strange man
in the house. Like all wild things, I loved
solitude. Dan carried a valise, and the
young man carried a wooden case.
1t was not till after we got home, and I
had brushed my hair, and put on another
frock, and come down stairs again, that 7
saw what manner Of man our guest was.
No n must think that 1 was so pre-
sumptuous as to fall in love with him.
What did l know about love? NV heart
leapcd up, however, because Hooked upon
the most handsome and splendid man I
had ever seen. To be sure l had seen but
few. The gentlemen of Lyme Regis were
mostly advanced in life, and more or less
had bottle noses, by reason of much rum.
This young gentleman was about 22
years of age; he was tall and rather slight
in figure; his eyes were brown, and from
the very first l saw that they were frank,
honest eyes; his hair was brown and
curly; his cheeks We're burned by the sun;
his fingers, l noticed, were long and thin;
they were, in fact, the fingers of n mu-
stefan.
His wooden case was lying OH the table.
l "a asked him if he would have it taken up
stairs.
"If l am allowed" he said, 81 should
like to keep this case down here. And
perhaps Mr.. Gulliver"-
Call me Dan," said he; 81 am used to
it. And this is my adopted daughter,
Pleasance, Noel"
un--
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Land Ofics at Devil. Lake, Dakota, July Is. lss7-
has filed notice Of his intention to make nna, proof in
support OF his claim, and that said proof will b. made
before the Register md Receiver at Devils Lake, u 7,
on October IL, 1887, viz MOSES BERLIN, b $ No
$500, for tho sci ncl4 and 81. sell and nwi, ~,
ss' !, town lIG, range ~. -
lie names I'll" following witnesses to prove his COLI
tinuo,. residence upon and cultivation " said land:
David Hollandrr, Moses platniclky, Herman rric-i.
man, Abrnm U Delnycch, all Of Devils Lake. DIT.
lIENRr W. Loan. Register
John Wy Mnhcr, Attorney. 1nN
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Land onc" nj Grand Forks, y. T,'July Il, 1857 -
Nottc"is hereby given that the following named settler
have Med notice of her intention I" make final proof
In support Ut her claim and that said proof will b.,
made before the judge or in hi, absence befor. the
clerk Of tn" district court 1t Devils Lake, d I, on Au.
gust 10. 1851, VII: MAEIETT MEAD. for the wv
sell Acc q, Town lbi. runyo ".
Sh" names tho following witnesses to prov" her ,uu-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of suid land:
Samuel Mcdonald. Joseph Van Horn. Frank Lowi.
Frank Parker, all Of Crazy 20, Dakota.
@l7-22 BCTIFFASY, Register.
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CLASSES 9 At r: IT o..

pared 70 fHrnish all eIaAses With tn~pIoymSnt At home
the whole Of their time, or for their spsre moments
Business now, light and profitable. Persons Of either
sex can easily earn from 80 cents 10 t6 per evening,
and a proportional sum by devoting all their time 10
the business. Boys and girls earn nearly IS much as
men. That all who see this may send their address, and
test III. business, we make this offer. To such as are
not we'll satisfied, we will send SlD0 TO pay for the
trouble Of writing. Full PARTICULAR and outfit free.
Address GEoEGE SrINs0X / Co. Portland, Ne. ly36
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ALL THB WORLD AT WAR,
By WALTER BESANT..

Author Of shepherds All and Maidens Fair,'
BY Celia's Arbor," 1.-THE Golden Butterfly
etc. etc.
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JE1SS-

by II. RIDER HAGGARD.
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than
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toms and age. Communication strictly conf
Dental ais
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TzrE POET POWERS

a feeling of gratitude impels me to
the great merits of your
CUTIcURA, and 1 cordially recommend it
to the public as "a very valuable remedy.
IL. n POWERS. BRIDGEPoRT, Conn
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604, COG, & COS, K Street, Sacramento, Cal.

Elegant Carpets Plush Leather Rockers all styles and
prices Twenty Dollars handsomely
light selling cakes Photographs
and prices OF a o Furniture mailed free
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CARSON WsTsR WORKS.

TyKyE RESERv0IRs OF THIS
Company are supplied with water
from Never Failing Springs, which fow
rom the Sierra Nevada. By analysis
from all impurities. The mains of this
company having been laid in all the
principal streets of the city, the water
is rendered available to all within the
city limits. Families, Hotels, Bars
stables, etc, supplied on favorable
terms.
CARSON WAFER COMPANY.
Gmce next to Wells Fargo Co.'S.